Fiber optic comes off street to an electrical shed (where I'd like to put a IP security cam), then travels 250ft to home (plugs into modem, then LAN to a router). Instead of running 250ft of CAT 6 cable back to electrical shed from house, to hook up security cam, could I tap into fiber optic line and use it to transmit security cam data?
In the electrical shed, the fiber optic from street, and line going to home are spliced together via a plug of sorts. I've unplugged them to do some work, and plugged them back together without any issues.
I looked into a Wi-Fi extender, but the electrical shed is over a rock hill, so range is limited unless someone knows of a really good Wi-Fi extender?
Open to options...digging a 250ft trench is not high on my list.
In the electrical shed, the fiber optic from street, and line going to home are spliced together via a plug of sorts. I've unplugged them to do some work, and plugged them back together without any issues.
I looked into a Wi-Fi extender, but the electrical shed is over a rock hill, so range is limited unless someone knows of a really good Wi-Fi extender?
Open to options...digging a 250ft trench is not high on my list.